All Retail articles – Page 513
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ArticleVolume sales drop in France
Sales of fruit and vegetables in France experienced a drop in volume in 2008, but rising prices ensured value sales saw an increase
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ArticleCarrefour reveals further Russian plans
The French retailer will open its third store in the country this year in Lipetsk
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ArticleWalmex reveals profitable first quarter
Wal-Mart's Mexican arm has reported that profit and sales both climbed during the first three months of 2009
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ArticleCarrefour India meets with suppliers
Carrefour is forging ahead with plans to open its first Indian cash-and-carry store in 2010
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ArticleProduce supplies run smoothly during riot
Fresh produce supplies have avoided problems from the Bangkok riots earlier this week
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Mexican retail sales fall in March
A report by retail body ANTAD revealed that sales fell 3.3 per cent during the month
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ArticleQuality priority for consumers on-the-go
A new report has suggested that price is taking a back-seat for shoppers looking to eat or drink on the move
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ArticleMcCain expands Signatures range
The Signatures range from McCain is set to boost foodservice menus with two new products.
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ArticleMVS joins Re:fresh sponsors
MVS Foodservices is the new sponsor of the Foodservice Supplier of the Year category at Re:fresh 2009.
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Spar records strong 2008 in the North
The last 12 months have seen an additional 55 stores join Spar within the Northern Guild, serviced by James Hall & Co, following a buoyant year for sales and recruitment.
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ArticleLincs Co-op to double local intake
Lincolnshire Co-operative is to double the amount of local produce it sells in its 69 outlets throughout the county in the next six months.
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ArticleAsda local sales soar
Asda has revealed a boost in its sales of local fruit and vegetables across the UK.
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Morrisons offers Easter deal
Morrisons has slashed some of its prices to offer customers an Easter lunch to remember.
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ArticleAsda delivers on price pledge
The UK retailer has cut 12,500 prices across the store for Easter, including numerous fresh produce items
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ArticlePenny plans Bulgarian expansion
The German discounter is set to invest €100m in the eastern European country this year
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ArticleSupervalu reveals quarterly dividend
The US group will pay out US$0.1725 per share to stockholders
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Article7-Eleven to enter Indonesia
The convenience store chain plans to enter Indonesia under a franchise agreement
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ArticleWaitrose targets motorway market
Waitrose is taking to the retail battleground of motorway services, following a deal with Welcome Break to open shops in two of its service stations.
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ArticleTesco to create 800 jobs
The opening of a new distribution centre in northern England will create significant job availability
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Second chance for competition test
Despite Tesco’s victory at the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) last month, the Competition Commission has been given a second chance to come up with a test preventing dominance of any one retailer in a particular area.